The education of thousands of North Carolina students and millions of taxpayer dollars are currently at risk in the latest school privatization scheme that continues to draw far too little attention... Read More
North Carolina state agencies such as the Division of Motor Vehicles aren't doing enough to ensure people can register to vote or update their registration, according to a lawsuit by a trio of... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, December 16, 2015. N.C. Deputy Attorney General Alexander Peters put up a strong defense last month against a lawsuit challenging the state’s gerrymandered... Read More
Pat McCrory, Roy Cooper, Richard Burr, and many other confirmed or potential candidates for statewide office in North Carolina have plans. They have strategies. They have backers, and staffers, and... Read More
Canada’s Prime Minister, local immigration policy experts show us what a commitment to freedom and opportunity is really about The United States has had, at best, a mixed history when it comes to... Read More
Greg Fishel says he took a while to change his mind on climate change. Then he got a quick lesson in politics. Richard Stradling wrote in the N&O (“Climate change reversal puts brighter spotlight... Read More
North Carolina Democrats have a lot riding on their shoulders this election cycle. Next year, they need to do at least one of the following: either elect Roy Cooper governor, knock off Richard Burr in... Read More
Editorial by Charlotte Observer, December 14, 2015. Since we have small-government conservatives running Raleigh these days, you’d think all public-sector employees’ paychecks would be feeling the... Read More
In the following paragraphs, I’m going to give you many reasons why state Rep. Cecil Brockman of High Point should resign from the General Assembly, or at the very least be shown the door after the... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, December 15, 2015. Time's up, Obamacare participants. If you're signing up or switching plans, today's the last day to enroll in next year's policies. Paying... Read More
